Every Foundoria ring set with meteorite comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity, sent to you by email when your ring is dispatched.
Yours names the meteorite, Muonionalusta, and records your ring: its design, size, the price paid, your order number and a certificate number of its own. It also carries our guarantee of the meteorite in your ring, which is part of the ring's lifetime warranty.
Solid Muonionalusta meteorite
For rings set with a solid slice of the meteorite.
An example certificate. The one sent with your ring carries your own details.
The fine crystal lines in the inlay are the Widmanstätten pattern. They form only as nickel-iron cools over millions of years inside an asteroid, so they cannot be made on Earth. Every inlay is cut from a different part of the meteorite, which is why no two rings are alike.
See the rings: Astraeus, Atlas, Erebus, Nyx, Vesper and Equinox.
Muonionalusta meteorite in resin
For rings where the same Muonionalusta meteorite is broken into fine fragments and set by hand in clear resin.
An example certificate. The one sent with your ring carries your own details.
The fragments settle differently in every ring, so the flecks of metal in yours, catching the light as it turns, are its own.
See the rings: Lunaris, Cosmos, Stellar, Umbra, Nova and Orion.
About Muonionalusta
Muonionalusta is an iron meteorite, classified as an IVA fine octahedrite. It formed around 4.5 billion years ago, fell to Earth around a million years ago, and was first found in 1906 in Norrbotten, northern Sweden.
